That still looks like stupid acceptance that all is well designed in the system, though you seem to think it's the non-teaching staff's fault... Instead of recognizing that administrators are a product of the same teachers' colleges
Homeschoolers proved the system was a trap just to keep kids out of daily, communit…
That still looks like stupid acceptance that all is well designed in the system, though you seem to think it's the non-teaching staff's fault... Instead of recognizing that administrators are a product of the same teachers' colleges
Homeschoolers proved the system was a trap just to keep kids out of daily, community life-learning-involvements they need to learn in order to get what skills they need in their own life ahead... and SCHOOLING just makes them compliant to authorities
Even the food in the system is crap.
Proof: Some school in WI iirc switched to wholesome snacks as well as quality offerings in the cafeteria AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEM RATES diminished...dramatically..
You unfairly designate the students as the problem and need 'firing'..... Meanwhile the pharma trap is thoroughly set with kids on SSRIs instead of B3 for depression and such.
Once parents realize the level of involvement that's needed to get *good* results for their own offspring, maybe the whole system can be re-engineered...
Maybe to the benefit of the taxpayers as well...
OHIO NEEDS SCHOOL CHOICE, for a start too, maybe a crucial engine for change and for getting merit-pay for merit-teachers........ ttyl
Better quality students?
That still looks like stupid acceptance that all is well designed in the system, though you seem to think it's the non-teaching staff's fault... Instead of recognizing that administrators are a product of the same teachers' colleges
Homeschoolers proved the system was a trap just to keep kids out of daily, community life-learning-involvements they need to learn in order to get what skills they need in their own life ahead... and SCHOOLING just makes them compliant to authorities
Even the food in the system is crap.
Proof: Some school in WI iirc switched to wholesome snacks as well as quality offerings in the cafeteria AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEM RATES diminished...dramatically..
You unfairly designate the students as the problem and need 'firing'..... Meanwhile the pharma trap is thoroughly set with kids on SSRIs instead of B3 for depression and such.
Once parents realize the level of involvement that's needed to get *good* results for their own offspring, maybe the whole system can be re-engineered...
Maybe to the benefit of the taxpayers as well...
OHIO NEEDS SCHOOL CHOICE, for a start too, maybe a crucial engine for change and for getting merit-pay for merit-teachers........ ttyl